1.Incontinence-associated dermatitis′ characteristics and the analysis of risk factors in Neurology Department
Li LIAO ; Jianzhen XU ; Quanhui PAN ; Xiaowei LIU
Chinese Journal of Modern Nursing 2016;22(1):9-13
Objective To find out the clinical features and risk factors of incontinence-associated dermatitis ( IAD) in neurology patients. Methods A total of 413 cases of neurology patients were selected by cross-sectional descriptive survey in a neurology hospital in Nanjing. Participants′ IAD status, nursing interventions and risk factors were collected. The univariate analysis and Logistic regression analysis were applied to analyze the factors that potentially associate with the occurrence of IAD. Results 4. 1% of neurology patients had IAD, 88. 2% of them had gatism, and IAD was more likely happened on patients with cerebrovascular disease. According to the univariate analysis, there were 15 factors which included GCS, Braden and PAT score affected IAD occurrence (P<0. 05); logistic regression analysis showed the PAT score could predict IAD (OR=15. 528, P<0. 05 ). Conclusions IAD in Neurology Department is more concentrated on gatism patients. The occurrence of IAD is affected by multi-factors;PAT score can be seen as a predict factor of the occurrence of IAD.
2.Establish deferral criterion for HIV serological testing in blood donors
Quanhui WANG ; Yang YU ; Haolong LI ; Tong PAN ; Jing FAN
Chinese Journal of Blood Transfusion 2022;35(12):1212-1216
【Objective】 To establish deferral criterion of HIV ELISA (enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay) and electrochemiluminescence immunoassay(ECLIA) by using receiver operating characteristic curve(ROC) method to screen HIV reactive blood donors suitable for entering the re-entry process and improve the management efficiency of reactive blood donors. 【Methods】 The test results of 92 001 blood donors from February to September 2019 were analyzed, and 177 reactive samples were screened by conventional screening mode (twice ELISA and once nucleic acid), supplemented with electrochemiluminescence immunoassay assay (ECLIA), and confirmed by Western blotting (WB). Screening reactive samples were divided into three groups: group A was both serological and nucleic acid reactivity, group B was only serological reactive, and group C was only nucleic acid reactivity. Its efficacy in blood donor classification was assessed by drawing ROC curves with 99% specific corresponding S/CO low values as the deferral criterion of the corresponding serological method. 【Results】 1) A total of 177 HIV reactive samples were detected in conventional mode, including 34 in group A, 142 in Group B and 1 in Group C. The positive predictive value (PPV) was 100%, 0.75% and 100%, respectively. ECLIA detection mode (once ECLIA and once NAT), a total of 67 HIV reactive samples including 34 in group A, 32 in group B and 1 in group C, with positive predictive values of 100%, 3.7% and 100%, respectively.2) The HIV test results showed diversity, with 36 true positive samples including 1 HIV elite controller and 3 early HIV infections (1 HIV ELISA antigen/antibody window and 2 ELISA HIV antibody window), and 32 serological and NAT cases were reactive infections.3) The deferral limit of ELISA 1 and ELISA 2 in conventional screening mode were 20.25 and 9.85, respectively, can screen 97.14% (34/35) of all true positive samples in group A and B, except for one ELISA HIV antibody window (ELISA 2 reactivity). The positive predictive values were 93.94% and 92.85%, respectively. The ECLIA deferral limit of 7.83 can screens all true positive samples in Groups A and B (35/35)in ECLIA mode. The positive predictive value was 94.59%. 【Conclusion】 The establishment of deferral limits in this study can effectively screen HIV-positive blood donors, and the number of screened blood donors is greatly reduced, which is helpful to fine and scientific management of HIV-reactive blood donors. The deferral limit values of different testing reagents are quite different, so each laboratory should choose appropriate testing methods to establish the deferral limit values suitable for the laboratory according to its own testing ability, so as to provide technical support for optimizing the process of returning blood donors to the team.
3.Risk prevention and oral care in patients with gingival bleeding caused by oral administration of warfarin
Xiaohong LIN ; Lili GAO ; Jianzhen XU ; Quanhui PAN ; Ning YANG
Journal of Clinical Medicine in Practice 2023;27(23):125-128
Objective To observe effect of TCM oral care solution in patients with gingival bleed-ing caused by oral administration of warfarin.Methods A total of 150 hospitalized patients in the car-diology department were selected as study objects,and were randomly divided into control group 1,control group 2 and experimental group,with 50 patients per group.Patients in the three groups were given medication care of warfarin and health guidance for mouth care.The control group 1 increased the use of normal saline gargle;the control group 2 increased the use of silver ion gargle,and the ex-perimental group was given the use of traditional Chinese medicine oral care solution gargle.After the intervention,the number of gingival bleeding,gingival sulcus bleeding index(SBI)and halitosis score in the three groups were compared.Results The number of gingival bleeding during gargling(10 d)and within 4 weeks after discharge in the experimental group were less than that in the control group 1 and control group 2,the difference was statistically significant(P<0.05).The SBI of the experimen-tal group was(1.53±0.69),which was lower than(2.12±0.79)in the control group 1 and(2.09± 0.76)in the control group 2(P<0.05).The score of halitosis during gargling in the experimental group was(1.70±0.68),which was lower than(2.28±0.74)in the control group 1 and(2.23± 0.79)in the control group 2(P<0.05).Conclusion The TCM oral care solution for patients with gingival bleeding caused by oral administration of warfarin can significantly reduce the number of gingi-val bleeding,reduce SBI,alleviate bad breath,improve oral health and drug safety.
4.Risk prevention and oral care in patients with gingival bleeding caused by oral administration of warfarin
Xiaohong LIN ; Lili GAO ; Jianzhen XU ; Quanhui PAN ; Ning YANG
Journal of Clinical Medicine in Practice 2023;27(23):125-128
Objective To observe effect of TCM oral care solution in patients with gingival bleed-ing caused by oral administration of warfarin.Methods A total of 150 hospitalized patients in the car-diology department were selected as study objects,and were randomly divided into control group 1,control group 2 and experimental group,with 50 patients per group.Patients in the three groups were given medication care of warfarin and health guidance for mouth care.The control group 1 increased the use of normal saline gargle;the control group 2 increased the use of silver ion gargle,and the ex-perimental group was given the use of traditional Chinese medicine oral care solution gargle.After the intervention,the number of gingival bleeding,gingival sulcus bleeding index(SBI)and halitosis score in the three groups were compared.Results The number of gingival bleeding during gargling(10 d)and within 4 weeks after discharge in the experimental group were less than that in the control group 1 and control group 2,the difference was statistically significant(P<0.05).The SBI of the experimen-tal group was(1.53±0.69),which was lower than(2.12±0.79)in the control group 1 and(2.09± 0.76)in the control group 2(P<0.05).The score of halitosis during gargling in the experimental group was(1.70±0.68),which was lower than(2.28±0.74)in the control group 1 and(2.23± 0.79)in the control group 2(P<0.05).Conclusion The TCM oral care solution for patients with gingival bleeding caused by oral administration of warfarin can significantly reduce the number of gingi-val bleeding,reduce SBI,alleviate bad breath,improve oral health and drug safety.
5.ECLIA and confirmation results of HIV reactive samples in blood screening
Quanhui WANG ; Yang YU ; Haolong LI ; Tong PAN ; Jun LIU ; Jing FAN
Chinese Journal of Blood Transfusion 2022;35(1):25-28
【Objective】 To perform electrochemiluminescence immunoassay (ECLIA) and Western blotting (WB) confirmation tests for HIV reactive samples in blood screening, and analyze the correlation between ELISA (enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay), ECLIA results and confirmed infection, so as to provide data support for the application of ECLIA in blood screening. 【Methods】 177 HIV reactive samples in blood screening testing detected by our laboratory from February to October 2019 were collected, of which 137 were reactiv to isolated ELISA reagent e, 39 to dual ELISA reagent, and 1 in window period. Ten maker-negative samples were randomly selected to undergo ECLIA with the above 177 samples. HIV reactive samples were sent to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for confirmation tests, and the results were analyzed and compared. 【Results】 Among the 177 HIV reactive samples, 66 were ECLIA reactive, 111 negative, and the 10 maker-negative samples remained negative. The sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive value, negative predictive value and total concordance rate of ECLIA were 97.1%, 81.1%, 55%, 99.1% and 84.2%, respectively, showing better performance than that of two ELISA reagents(P<0.05) with exception of sensitivity(P>0.05). The positive predictive value and specificity were tested by chi-square test, and the difference between ECLIA and reagent 2 was statistically significant (P<0.05). The ECLIA results showed significant correlation with the confirmation results with good consistency(examed by Kappa test). Among the three reagents, ECLIA presented highest accuracy and largest Youden index. 【Conclusion】 ECLIA presents high detection sensitivity, which can improve the detection ability of early HIV infection and shorten the window period of HIV detection, therefore should be popularized in blood screening.
6.HBV serologic and virus characteristics of HBsAg negative and NAT non-discriminated samples from blood donors
Quanhui WANG ; Shuangyu LI ; Miao LIU ; Lina WU ; Jinhui XIE ; Tong PAN
Chinese Journal of Blood Transfusion 2022;35(7):704-708
【Objective】 To investigate the HBV infection of TMA initially reactive but discriminatory test non-reactive samples(NDR) after the individual donation nucleic acid detection(ID-NAT)of TMA, and analyze its serological and molecular biological characteristics, so as to improve the safety of blood transfusion. 【Methods】 121 970 samples of blood donors in the center from January 1, 2021 to December 31, 2021 were routinely tested by serology and nucleic acid of ID NAT, and 21 HBsAg(-)/ NDR samples were random collected. After the plasma samples were concentrated by ultra-high speed centrifugation, the gene sequences of BCP/PC, pre-S/S and S region were amplified by Nested PCR. The S region sequence was also sequenced to analyze the viral genotype and amino acid variation. At the same time, the original TMA retest discriminatory test was adopted, and Roche MPX 2.0 was used for ID-NAT, and the samples was not virus-concentrated.NDR samples were supplemented with electrochemiluminescence for anti-HBc and anti-HBs quantitative detection. 【Results】 Of the 121 970 samples screened, 117(0.096%) were found to be HBsAg(-)/NDR samples, of which 21 samples underwent a confirmation test. Sixteen(76.2%) cases were positive for HBV DNA by TMA retest, 7(33.3%) positive for HBV DNA by Roche MPX 2.0 ID-NAT, 9(42.9%) confirmed by Nested PCR, and 8(38.1%) positive by any two methods. Test results of serological markers were as follows: 17(80.9%) positive anti-HBc and 8(38.1%) positive anti-HBs. Eight infected cases were confirmed to have occult hepatitis B infection(OBI). The gene sequence of S region was successfully amplified and sequenced in 3 cases, all of which belonged to C type. Two mutations occurred in specimen S-2, all of which were outside MHR. There were 13 mutations in sample S-6, 6 mutations outside MHR and 7 mutations inside MHR. 【Conclusion】 Nearly 40% of NDR samples can still be detected as HBV DNA positive after virus concentration. Anti-HBc has a high detection rate, and there may be a potential risk of HBV transmission. The current NAT detection sensitivity should be improved. The amino acid mutation of S gene sequence may be related to OBI formation.